… of most coral reef habitats would probably not result in the extinction of a comparable proportion
of coral reef … No taxonomically comprehensive analysis of obligate versus facultative reef …

… and provide the basis of the most diverse marine ecosystem on the planet… coral reefs are
substantial and contrast the usually clear and unpopulated waters that surround most coral reef …

… of corals is dependent on their algal part ners, true reef-building corals are al most never …
the growth of coral reefs are well illustrated in the l50-mile fringing reef along the northern coast …

… mapping work in 1994 and has now developed the most detailed global maps of coral
reefs in existence. These maps show the distribution of the vast majority of the world's shallow …

… Our projections suggest that most coral reefs will experience extensive degradation over the
… behaviour of corals to thermal stress 10,37 . To protect at least 50% of the coral reef cells, …

… There is essentially no bridge between coarse global analyses and intensive local
biodiversity assessments for most coral reef organisms. Moreover, most of these geographically …

… Coral reefs are among the most diverse ecosystems on Earth and continued loss … coral reef
fishes to rapid climate change. Finally, we examine the potential consequences for coral reef …

… Most studies used species diversity and percentage cover as indices of recovery. Coral
reefs, together with tropical rain forests are universally regarded as being the most diverse and …

… Most coral reef biologists do agree that coral reefs are changing and will exist in the near
future but they will not be the “coral reefs” we … The outcome on each reef system will likely be …

… She emphasises that the procedure by which a presumed disease pathogen is demonstrated
to be the causative agent, Koch's postulates, has not been fulfilled for most coral diseases …